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Kevin Schroeder has a quick tip for anyone using phpcloud.com and having trouble with git and "remote end hung up" error messages.

Wojciech Sznapka has a new post today sharing his opinions as to why Mockery is better than PHPUnit Mock Builder in testing Symfony2-based applications.

Fabien Potencier has made an announcement on the Symfony Blog today about all the availability of previous Symfony versions on github.

So over the last while, I’ve been working on a PHP package imaginatively named Services_Openstreetmap, for interacting with the openstreetmap API.

I initially needed it so I could search for certain POIs and tabulate the results; it’s now also capable of adding data to the openstreetmap database – nodes and other elements can be created, updated and so on.

The ServerGrove blog, a hosting provider whose services include shared hosting, has posted a guide to help you deploy to shared hosting with Capifony, a Symfony-based tool for use with Capistrano.

Srdjan Vranac has a new post to his blog showing you how to create a custom repository with the dependency injection features that already come with the Symfony2 framework.

The H Open: "NetAFP, the Netatalk developers, have announced that they are to resume open development of Netatalk and have updated the project's git repository with the latest source."

On the Knp Labs site there's a recent post showing you how to use Capifony (a tool designed for use with Symfony projects) to deploy your Symfony-based applications in a few easy steps.

PACKT Publishing: "Moodle 2.0 includes two important new points of integration with other open source products, the Repository integration and the Portfolio integration.

This article introduces the integration of Moodle with Mahara and GoogleDocs."

In a new recent to his CodeFury blog Kenny Katzgrau (a member of the GetSparks team) looks at how to use the GetSparks.org service to get "sparks" for your CodeIgniter installation and make working with third-party services and other tools not included with the framework simple.